Sentences with phrase «trademark infringement after»
Facebook will remove or restrict content that engages in copyright or trademark infringement after receiving a report from a rights holder or authorized representative.
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EFF defended the free speech and fair use rights of an online newsletter publisher after the world's third largest pharmaceutical company that accused him of trademark infringement and cybersquatting.
Disposition: After receiving our November 9, 2010 cease and desist letter, Quaker Steak & Lube failed to acknowledge and resolve their intentional infringement of our Smokey Chipotle ® trademark and continued to steal Chuck's property right in naming their unoriginal and copycat chicken products and sauces.
Disposition: Canadian Epicurean Foods refused to settle trademark infringement of our SMOKEY CHIPOTLE trademark as of August 15, 2005 asserting that no claim could be made under Canadian trademark law, however, after admitting in the same conversation that Epicurean Foods sold products to U.S. consumers via the internet and regularly exhibited at the annual International Fancy Food & Confection Show in New York City sampling their product line (in the USA) to procure sales.
ACS had alleged copyright infringement, trademark counterfeiting and trademark infringement; a district court in Virginia ruled on 3 November that Sci - Hub should pay the ACS $ 4.8 million in damages after Sci - Hub representatives failed to attend court.
Barely a week after the Thunderbolt was unveiled, Aston Martin Lagonda issued a lawsuit against both Fisker and Galpin Auto Sports over trademark infringement and other related issues they were not happy with.
The Amazon.com exile of the e-book Spots the Space Marine finally ended last Friday, after being removed from the online distributor for nearly two months thanks to a trademark infringement claim from Games Workshop over the term «space marine.»
In 2004, the project was publicly closed after Square Enix issued a cease and desist letter to Resurrection Games for trademark and copyright infringement.
In May 2008, however, a company called Man & Machine sued Apple and CBS for trademark infringement, arguing that Apple began selling its Mighty Mouse over one year after Man & Machine began selling «waterproof and chemical resistant mice» under that name in 2004.
After beginning a jury trial in the Western District of Oklahoma, obtained favorable settlement for international distributor of food products in unfair competition and trademark infringement case.
Thus, after rejecting the alleged infringement of art. 67 LRJCA by the judgment under appeal, the High Court to understand that it gave a succinct but substantial enough to arguments made in response instance, if it considers, however, an infringement of Art. 6.1 b) of Law 17/2001, of Trademarks, and the applicable case law.
After successfully defending a preliminary injunction hearing in Western District of Oklahoma, obtained favorable settlement for franchisee in case alleging breach of franchise agreement, theft of trade secrets and confidential information, and trade dress, trademark, and copyright infringement.
The credit card brand could theoretically go after them, however, as names of credit networks are trademarks, so claiming to accept a card but not doing so is trademark infringement.